Babar Azam, The Media and What is wrong with Pakistan Cricket - Jarrod Kimber -

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Summarised Jarrod Kimber, a renowned cricket analyst, discusses the current state of Pakistan cricket, focusing on Babar Azam's career trajectory and the broader issues facing Pakistani cricket. Regarding Babar Azam: - Kimber notes that while Babar was once considered a potential great, his recent form dip has affected his standing. - He believes Babar still has the talent to go on a tear and average 60-70 for a few years, potentially elevating his status. - Kimber suggests that Babar's struggles may be due to technical problems, PCB issues, and captaincy pressures. - He supports Babar's decision to step down from captaincy, believing it wasn't a natural fit and that Babar needs to focus on his batting. On Pakistan Cricket's structural issues: - Kimber emphasizes that the problem with Pakistan cricket isn't just about players, captains, or coaches, but the entire structure that has fallen behind other nations professionally. - He compares Pakistan's situation to the West Indies, where talent exists but lacks proper development due to systemic issues. - Kimber advocates for a complete overhaul of the system, focusing on grassroots coaching and talent identification. - He stresses the need for a professional scouting network and a database to track potential talents from a young age. - Kimber points out that Pakistan has access to money (through PSL and fan engagement) that some other cricket boards don't, yet lags in professionalism. Media and public perception: - Kimber criticizes the Pakistani media and public for expecting instant success and putting immense pressure on new coaches and captains. - He argues that constant changes in leadership and coaches don't address the root problems. - Kimber draws parallels to other sports teams that cycle through coaches without addressing underlying management issues. Comparison with other cricket nations: - He contrasts Pakistan's approach with New Zealand's, highlighting how the latter manages to develop players like Kyle Jamieson through a systematic approach, despite having fewer resources. - Kimber notes that New Zealand's strength lies not in its first-class system but in how they handle player development and setbacks. Talent management: - Kimber discusses the tendency in Pakistan (and previously in Australia) to search for the "next great 10-year player," often discarding talents prematurely. - He emphasizes that most athletes peak between 27-33 years old, but Pakistan's system often doesn't allow players to reach this stage before being written off. Overall, Kimber advocates for a more patient, systematic, and professional approach to cricket development in Pakistan, focusing on long-term player growth rather than quick fixes and instant success.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Thanks for this

[@rajivhaksar4820]

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[@shoaibmemon8788]

Wow Jarrod Kimber himself on the Podcast 😍 by the way views of this podcast will determine the seriousness of our audience because Jarrod Kimber is a real deal he is not famous for his nuisance value instead he is known for his insightful and deep analysis ❤️ Thank you Shehzad for inviting him

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@anirudhkumar1784]

I'm pretty sure more than 50% of the views on this video will be from India coz there are a lot of nuanced cricket fans here who'll love Jarrod's views on Pakistan cricket and are interested in his analysis

[@shoaibmemon8788]

@@anirudhkumar1784 i am sure thats true but indian fans comes in all colours so there are many trolls who would love to hear emotional rant against Pakistan cricket but i am sure there is no shortage of geniune cricket fans too, we too have a toxic fan base who celebrated india's 2023 wc loss

[@anirudhkumar1784]

@@shoaibmemon8788 oh those fans definitely exist but they are not interested in Jarrod and Shehzad discussing strategy they want to hear people scream and abuse a team for every failure.

[@shayanali7672]

What people don't realise is that Babar's decline cannot be compared to Kohli's form dip because Kohli had already won many matches for his team and was the ICC Cricketer of the Decade. Meanwhile Babar has always seemed to decline not improve with a few sparks of brilliance here and there.

[@gulleyboy2607]

Kohli was still scoring half century even he was not in form

[@sycois]

It’s a disservice to Kohli’s pursuit of excellence and longevity to even compare him to Babar. It’s like comparing Joe Root to Ollie Pope or Steve Smith to Cam Green

[@Sarah_0112]

Love love LOVE Jarrod Kimber! ❤ thanks for having him on and good interview questions. Kimbers candor is so refreshing!

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@sanjaygupta345]

“Culture eats strategy for breakfast” is a famous quote from legendary management consultant and writer Peter Drucker.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

That’s a good quote

[@chevellesome]

Last 6 minutes of the podcast..pure gold!! 45:15 Story about how cricket made the person he is.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Indus720]

Pakistan should bring back All Jamati players and create deeni atmosphere where players are guided by Islam to succeed.

[@ziaahmedshahid3648]

Yes rightly guided 😂

[@asharsiddique803]

I hope you are trolling, or are you serious ?

[@TheGrimStoic]

@@asharsiddique803 of course he's serious...i second it

[@harishnaidu7593]

Yes, there should be a parameter of how muslim he is... If someone isn't atleast 8.5/10 muslim, he shouldn't be selected... Ofcourse allah knows best anyways

[@none6224]

​@@harishnaidu7593 Yo yo test❌ Religion test✅ And first time I have to write babar>>>>kohli in this test😂😂

[@gambet0007]

So here is the plan from what I understood, 1. Stop finding long term star players - if you do have stomach for failures, theirs as well yours 2. Find a professional coach/manager and have him there for 3-5 years at least - be ready to tolerate him even if you think you are smarter than him 3. Try to create a pool of 25 players who can sub in for each other 4. Invest in info and system 5. Stop political interferences.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@yetanotheropinion.843]

6. Resolve identity crisis.

[@FatJackedNerd]

​​@@yetanotheropinion.843 Punjabi vs Pathan vs Muhajir vs Sindhi/Baloch😂😂

[@kahsankahsan]

The whole interview went soooo quickly. Amazing. You need to have him again 😊😊

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@krishnaswami346]

Because it is Shehzad he did not ask jarrod if he is ready to convert to Islam as he likes Pakistani cricketers 😂😂😂

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Shehzad hoon Ahmed Shehzad nahee

[@funtoff-y8d]

Oh Mr,he asked because Dilshan was Muslim before then converted to Christian....Ahmed didn't said to any other player .....Dilshan didn't mind at all like both are friends ...who the hell you idiot making dig like this on religion...if u will do such thing you will get respond....I guess no one taught u to respect religions

[@mollyv4908]

@@ThePakistanExperience 🤣

[@harishnaidu7593]

​@@ThePakistanExperiencecomeback of the year shehzad.... My family including myself are ready to convert now😂😁

[@Rahul1918-f7t]

​@@ThePakistanExperience ahmed shehzad be like mughay q tooda😂

[@alladisriram3124]

This was such a good conversation. Jarrod Kimber is awesome. You are an excellent host.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Phymaths]

Dude!! I love Jarrod talking about cricket. Thanks a lot for bringing him on the podcast.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@2413sharefree]

Most of the ex-Pakistani cricketers & most of the youtubers want their team to perform badly so that they can get lots of views on their youtube channels; and the current players are only interested in retaining their own place in the team; sad reality is that nobody in Pakistan cares about their own country.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

True

[@himanishdasgupta7217]

Daal roti culture of youtubers and ex cricketers hitting Pakistan badly

[@hasanmatloob3788]

Needed 2 hours podcast with Jared. Listening to him is pure cricket wisdom.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@shatnermohanty6678]

Yeh lo , video aa gaya 😆 Let me jump to Audience Questions

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@aashaykadu6549]

Wtf...Jarrod Kimber ke sath podcast!! Shehzad has a good reach!!

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@nileshsinha2295]

Ohh wow.. this must be a fun video. Two of my favs.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@asadking34]

Your choice of guests is always great, always bring the best people. Loved it 👍

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@yashrajgaira4644]

Shehzad and me has the same expression we are trying to understand his English 😂😂

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@AxeDharme]

It's not that hard to understand

[@mannish1311]

Imagine the players trying to understand foreign coaches

[@Rahul1918-f7t]

​@@ThePakistanExperienceus be like kuch smgh nai aya but sun kr acha laga

[@pankajsrivastava7203]

It’s bcoz Pakistan has no grip on the English language 😂

[@durgeshwagle6774]

It is not “What’s wrong with Pakistan Cricket?” It is “What’s wrong with Pakistan?” Once you know what’s wrong with Pakistan, you just translate it to everything thing in Pakistan including cricket.

[@WKSOnce]

Came here for the discussion, stayed for the vibe between these two.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@zoro_12343]

Great podcast! I really enjoy your podcast on cricket. It would be awesome to see more episodes! Keep up the fantastic work

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@salmanastic9524]

Never would ever say this about a podcas t ..but in this case beautiful Mr. Kimber is the best analyst you can have as a guest

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@apooru241]

​@ThePakistanExperience try to get harsha. Bhogle or Nauman niaz

[@sikandarjaved170]

Very much brilliantly covered podcast ❤ much appreciated Shahzad

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ravindra7791]

I don't understand the Shane Bond bit. Was he a "What If" ? I believe he had a good career with NZ and they supported him etc

[@shatnermohanty6678]

In women's T20 World Cup , India beat pakistan by 6 wickets

[@RajSingh-yd8ue]

Pakistan lives in past. So 150/0 Today pakistani cricket is destroyed is irrelevant. If not taken care of India vs Pakistan rivalry will end

[@saeagle6748]

They're in minus, but for 106 targets, the way they approach to chase was pathetic.I don't think they gonna be top 2 in the group

[@AvideepNandiMajumdar]

I think it was calculated ​@@saeagle6748

[@siddharthshishulkar8992]

The last anecdote Jarrod shared was really sweet and showcases the power of healthy competition. Hope for a day when IND v PAK resumes and until then hope PAK sorts out the system. Kuch toh jamao! kese bhi jamao par jamao. Sab bikher ke rakhe ho

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@durjoybarua5341]

Two of my favorite people on the internet, this was such a fun and informative episode. Shehzad you're amazing. ❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@chandlerbingg184]

Good man Shehzad, You are a progressive political analyst who puts life and limb on the line in a country like pakistan. The honor is and should be all Jarrod Kimber's.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@mashhad2722]

Brother after a long time cricket podcast? Please upload more often.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Will do

[@TheHadi2008]

I can’t believe he lives or lived in Melbourne. I live in Melbourne and it would be nice if I bumped in to him one of those days. Such a lovely guy and full of knowledge.

[@tricksbyumer]

two of my favs. good to see you here jarrod.😃

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@iamreallyright]

I just lovr to listen to Jarrod. He is good and honest with right stats.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@-ashter3571]

Watching my two of my favourite KZbinrs collaborate is always great but this is just fantastic

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@sewaligoswami781]

Enjoyed it ❤ love Kimber

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@hardikmitawa]

Brilliant interview ❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@flammulinavelutipes4517]

Forget the video about Babar Azam's toe. This is the video everyone in Pakistan and maybe even other cricket boards should be watching and learning from.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@salmannazir6739]

Loved the podcast!!

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@rootjay]

Mohsin Naqvi is home minister and PCB chief 😅 Still need any bigger reason of failure ? I know there are nuances and many reasons behind a structure to fail but administration is the biggest one.

[@Riuytfhjklf4634]

Never expected this collab😂😂 😂😂😂

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@rehanshah1982]

Just started watching the video because I love watching your content. One thing I noticed is Jarrod’s wired earbuds sound much much better than Shahzad’s pro mic… buddy you need to change the mic pleeeej 🙏🏼🤗🤲

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@mpqw]

Cant see you a mic at his desk?

[@anythings3946]

I'm a doctor, and I don't think practicing catching a ball on a mattress is a good idea. Even if the players learn to catch the ball properly, they may not be able to land safely during a match because their muscle memory will still think they are landing on a soft surface. I'm not a catching expert, and I'm a very bad fielder myself, but I still think eliminating the fear of cricketers to land on a hard surface would have been better and a safer way to learn the technique.

[@jastiwana1391]

47:50 my first ever soccer match was 2002 brazil vs costa rica and Wauchope scoring 2 goals..he made me learn about costa rica and as an indian, i support costa rica every world cup they got to 😅

[@pandittom3178]

Hey shahzad I want to come on your podcast I m very big admirer of your work I love cricket and want to talk on this

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@TheGrimStoic]

...and the Oscar for entitlement goes to....pandittom3178

[@waleedabbas4996]

Hayee Shehzad, you asked my Bradman wala question but not the entirety of it (which is fair since it was quite long) but I addressed his "rebuttal". Playing in an extremely small talent pool naturally gives you (an anomaly) a far higher chance of standing out. It's precisely why we see so many people having insane achievements at regional or even youth level but this becomes far harder to do when it's a competitive global talent pool. It's also why people/teams have insane achievements when sports are at their infancy.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ThePakistanExperience]

Bohat kum time tha had to rush

[@sonachenab]

Your guest is great human. Respect.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@farrukhaq9872]

Excellent analysis by Jarrod

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@prakashpant6288]

Amazing podcast

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@imranmehdi3714]

0:48 look at that book brother is a back to the future fan!

[@giriarumbakkam8667]

at 6':30" Jarrod talks about proper system for grooming cricketers, and sights Windies as one example where the grass root system is not there.What about Afghanistan, they don't have any of these but in the last 2 years they have just gone up & up !!

[@tanveerahmad3537]

He speaks beautifully 😊

[@sonachenab]

Great talk.. love this..

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@prodigy7893]

didn't quite get what he answered for the last question about the greatest all-rounder...😅

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Gary sobers

[@newguyat77]

32:50 Sachin Tendulkar played 310 first class games with over 25000 runs , despite playing continuously playing for India from age 16 onwards.

[@FatJackedNerd]

Bhai, maine Sachin aur Saurabh ko VCA me domestic matches khelte dekha hai... Ganguly drop hue tab aaye tab aaye the aur Sachin injury se rehab hoke domestic khelne aaye the... Pura ground pack tha usdin...

[@carpediem4603]

These guys were comparing babar with Virat kohli. Really 😂😂😂

[@hotfun07]

Shehzad bhai, Your only podcast where YOUR INDIAN VIEWERS CANNOT EXPECT HYPOCRICY 😅 😉 It was worth our time 👍🏻

[@AGREEDSIR]

Gora is next level analyst ❤ He nailed the problem 👏

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@rsrsiva]

Why didn’t this episode end with the trademark music?

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Cause mai nay edit kee aur mai bhool gaya 🤣

[@emadkhan7372]

The best analysis I've heard dissecting the root cause of Pakistan's problems.. only wish the powers at be got this

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ankitlamba4253]

Indian players who went to win border gawaskar trophy did played first class cricket. They are selected based on that

[@rocksaidso]

Logically he is right , but for a country which is already facing so many problems with finance , identity etc , i don't think Cricket would be its priority with respect to money being spent .

[@TheGrimStoic]

i know now why kimber always has a cap on, thanks to your thumbnail

[@sherazkamran642]

All the guys saying how he is overestimated. I do believe results are evident, but simply the circumstances that you play in and you still have achieved this much is a testimony to your talent. Babar plays for Pakistan not India Australia or England. In the end you are to be treated as a great for what you do for your team. You don't get tendulkar or Kohli records without 5 test match, ODI series home and away. And pressure from there other end distracted bowling from you, but it's like you only really need a plan to get Babar out. These are things that only people who are following every match and struggling journey of the cricketing nation can perceive.

[@God_Is_Fraud]

The problem with Pakistan cricket is best described by Syed Muzammil Shah. It is the losers mindset. Pakistan team has no imagination, strategy, planning and execution. Players go out on the ground with tawakkul on alla hoping their imaginary sky daddy will make them victorious because they are Muslims and doing the work of Islam. Obviously they lose most of the times.

[@bkhan19]

Get a life if you are that miserable with God not being there.

[@syedmuhammad7048]

Amazing guest

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@crazyshit1985]

Great insightful questions. But Jared's point about Indian players who played border gavaskar trophy not playing first class cricket has to be false surely. There is no way you can get into Indian test team before playing atleast 2 to 3 successful ranji seasons unless you are a prodigy or something.

[@FatJackedNerd]

15:33 Wasay Iffi Cameo 😂😂😂

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@jackrulz08]

Shehzad be like 5 min degaa meine dictionary leke aata hoon when jarrod speaks fast 😅

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Hahaha

[@IrfanAli-wp2ft]

Brother, what if someone wants to speak with you over the phone from overseas? Is there any number where I can contact?

[@arunsharma1619]

Saim Ayub is not going through a bad patch, he is having a selfish team and poor management to support him.

[@pppie8509]

As a casual cricket player in Pakistan, if you throw a dive you'll land on cow dunk and everyone will call you homophobic slurs

[@murlimenon2291]

Shehzad... that was an awesome show. At times i found it hard to decipher his diction. Esp the last one; whom did he say was the greatest all rounder? I seriously felt you downplayed yourself. I have heard you speak flawless English with a better accent in your normal podcasts. Were you careful here so that you dont get trolled for a ''put on accent''?? Shoaib Akthar used to flaunt it ''horribly''. Thanks bro... really enjoyed the show and wish Pak team the best for the Eng series... hmmm.. 2-1 Pak (a gut feel).

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Garfield sobers

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ThePakistanExperience]

I never put on an accent or atleast I try not to 🤷🙈

[@koulmemaybe]

Garfield Sobers

[@neilmichael2676]

Actually, all of "Pakistan" is trying to fix its problems on the fly...not just cricket!!

[@pratikagarwal9867]

Shehzad won’t be able to “perform” during the rest of 2024 because: 1. Jarod didn’t happen to mention that Wasim was the best fast bowler ever. 2. He didn’t agree that Imran was the best bowler ever. 🫡

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Different people have different favourites? My god what a travesty! How will the world ever heal!

[@Harry84-l1p]

Mattress k jump se agar catching thek hoti hai to its not bad.. this is cricket..

[@2413sharefree]

ziyadah tar sabiq pakistani cricketers or ziyadah tar youtubers chahte hen kah an ki tim bari karkardgi dikhaye taakah wah apane youtube chince par bahat ziyadah views haasil kar sakin. or mojudah khaladi sarf tim min apani jagah barqarar rakhane min dilchaspi ruktey hen. haqeeqat ya hay kah pakistan min kasi ko apane malk ki parwah nihen.

[@naveenyadav8839]

Good video

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@peddintisaikrishnakanth8580]

42:08 the bloke at the other isn’t just good, He is GOD but I see your point.

[@prateekdeoli1552]

Economics is so f'ed up!! pak platform growing on Indian audiences, talking pak issues and normalizing the country for foreigners otherwise which is considered to be a pariah state! It's the same capitalism most pak religious preachers talks against !!

[@ZainAhmed-iz8oe]

trust me its you pajeets that cant seem to stop watching this podcast. Every vids comment section is flooed with you lot.

[@prateekdeoli1552]

@@ZainAhmed-iz8oe Don't tell me my comment is pinned and you had the urge to reply? dummy i am saying the same thing!! Why bother writing in a language you can't understand?

[@daanisch]

screenshoting this comment to remind myself what hardcore copium looks like

[@harishnaidu7593]

Zain ahmed, once paijaans are ready to be normal human beings and stop believing jihad is a nice escape from poverty, we pajeets will atleast love trolling the f out of you... It's healthier than a suicide vest... 😂🤣 (BTW paijaan, pajeets are only 5% population of india... Get some help... Get educated... Atleast about ppl who u want to troll)

[@harishnaidu7593]

​@@daanischdude you have one of the biggest population of opium and heroin users... Drug trade remember? So, don't have to screen shot it... Ask yourself how Alcohol is banned in Pakistan but cigarettes, opium and hard drugs are prevalent as f... I will screen shot your desperate attempt to mediocrity😊

[@shashankjha8851]

You should end the podcast here, there's no way you'll ever get a guest as good at their profession as Jarrod is at his. Best to end at the top. Kidding. We love you, Shehzad. Continue raising the bar. Pakistan cricket, unfortunately, is at a stage where it seems unlikely that it'll come back from the slump it's in. There may be one or two flutters of brilliance, but it's likely going to be a downward slump for the foreseeable future.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@shanu3588]

Pakistan has never beaten Australia in australia.... wrong info

[@WTF_whatthefootball]

That's in series not matches.

[@NabilSaleh-l3k]

that is nothing short of a coup!....Kimber is among the best in the business if not best

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@anuragdandekar6064]

Question should stop at what's wrong with Pakistan

[@devangmetha]

Pakistan has to start by getting over Babar this and Babar that. That’s the primary issue…

[@abheekdasgupta7079]

Pakistan needs to look at cricket in the Olympics as a threat. Because all the countries that traditionally didn't take cricket seriously will now start doing so to boost their Olympic contingent. And if cricket becomes a sport where the Olympic tournament has 12 teams, first world countries like Japan or Germany would want to overthrow one of the incumbents and take an Olympic spot.

[@Sid-e5y]

Thing that indont understand as an Indian fan is why pakistan keeps looking for messiahs,one guy who can fix it all maybe because they want to be instantly successful rather than over a few years

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Politics mai bhi humara yehi scene hay

[@abhinashkumar3161]

They sidelined their best bowler abass as the hype of young fast bowlers take over. But now these young bowlers are struggling in these flat pitches and with fitness/injurie issues. So again they are waiting for any talented young bowler come out on the surface to bail them out for the next 2 years. Classic boom & bust cycle.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

True. Also Abbas lost pace and we are obsessed with pace in Pakistan

[@123canuckfan]

I thought this was the Pakistan experience. Why are we presenting questions on Indian players?

[@Lathi33]

I don't think pakistan was ever known for good management. But the cricket team overcame it with natural talent just like afganistan. But the problem with that is sooner or later without professionalism that's always had to slow down

[@ThePakistanExperience]

True

[@pramodkakoriya8072]

Good talking but as nation has the same problem is the with each and every field

[@Offense101]

Imran khan was also in cricket shehu bhai😂

[@iinderr1]

Saiyam Ayub didn't play well in "couple of games". Really?

[@vineeetair]

37th min. Bradman 66% above thn the 2nd. Not 40%

[@bi6235]

Everything jarrod said makes sense. 1) the PCB is a shitshow just like the country. The boys have run the country into the ground by their nonstop changes and interference. So it is apt that one of their henchmen would be in charge of PCB as the team hits new lows just like the country overall. 2) cricket depends on the overall country's economy. It is not a surprise that as indian economy booms and more money pours into indian cricket, the talent keeps getting better. They are even producing fast bowlers now. Why? Because the incentives and support is there. As the pakistani economy shrinks, pakistan cricket will only get worse.

[@chauhanozil]

grouping, mazhbi card , yaari dosti , jagah pakki krni , or sub se bri bat in ko roti kapra makan ki tension kha jati ha

[@1977harihar]

Even Hakeem olaijyuwan big impact in context of African basketball

[@spidify1]

3:55 agreed.

[@nomadbanda9562]

Babar is not a captain material that's what I think, he is a great cricketer though

[@sahasss7100]

On hod Jarrod is EVERYWHERE

[@vishalchauhan5131]

Shahzad bhai tumne jersy kuy phani hai Winter mein time hai na